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Anonymous
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Hello to everyone,

I want to create a Windows project in VS C++ 2010 and I want to be able to use some of the .dll files from the SDL Trados Studio.

Until now ,I had been working with C# and I could easily provide the references to the necessary .dlls.Now, I want to use the same .dll files in a C++ project.

Are the .dlls managed?How could I use them in C++?

I understand that a header file must be created and included.

Yesterday, I tried to open some of the .dlls with the Dependency Manager application, in order to see the functions inside, but the .dll could not be opened.

I would kindly appreciate your help.

Best Regards

Nikos
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    Hello

    I would like some information about using the API from unmanaged C++.During the last months I have created a prototype in C#,which uses the public API and simulates the basic functionality of a much larger translation editing application.Now I would like to port my C#  code to this C++ application.I am thinking of 3 possibilities.

    First, of all is it perhaps possible that I can download from somewhere header files and/or .lib files for the Sdl Translation Memory .dll's?

    Second, I am thinking of using C++/CLI, "translating" the C# code in C++/CLI and finally calling this code from the unmanaged c++ code.

    The last possibility is perhaps to use a TCP/IP server, thus enabling the two seperate applications to communicate by means of sockets etc.

    What do you think is the best solution to this  problem?

    What else could I do?

    Thank you in advance

    Regards

    Nikos

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  • Anonymous
    0 Offline Anonymous

    Hello

    I would like some information about using the API from unmanaged C++.During the last months I have created a prototype in C#,which uses the public API and simulates the basic functionality of a much larger translation editing application.Now I would like to port my C#  code to this C++ application.I am thinking of 3 possibilities.

    First, of all is it perhaps possible that I can download from somewhere header files and/or .lib files for the Sdl Translation Memory .dll's?

    Second, I am thinking of using C++/CLI, "translating" the C# code in C++/CLI and finally calling this code from the unmanaged c++ code.

    The last possibility is perhaps to use a TCP/IP server, thus enabling the two seperate applications to communicate by means of sockets etc.

    What do you think is the best solution to this  problem?

    What else could I do?

    Thank you in advance

    Regards

    Nikos

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